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23 April 2012 • By Reporter • 1 min read

Great ETFxpectations

Not-so-secret benefactors have given the industry new fixed-income ETFs, which will help build the sector's assets to an even greater level and open ...

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Admin software a growth path to SMSF advice

In addition to fee-for-service work, advisers are gaining another income stream by using software to sub-contract to accountants for lodgement work

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Women insecure about long-term finances

While many women cope with short-term money issues, more than half would not see a financial planner.Women are not in control of their overall ...

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WHK reviews risk approved product list

Listed financial services company WHK Group has reviewed its risk approved product list and entered into a new three-year partnership.TAL, Zurich, ...

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MLC upgrades clearing house

Changes to the MLC MasterKey Business Super clearing house will streamline the employer superannuation contributions process.MLC SuperEzy subscribers ...

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Perpetual benefits from market slowdown

Perpetual reports an increase of FUM in the three months ending 31 March owing to positive market returns.Perpetual has posted an increase in funds ...

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Govt must rule out super tax concession cuts

Industry bodies have united to oppose a leaked plan to reduce tax breaks on super contributions.The government risks undermining confidence in ...

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Bennelong keeps FOFA watch status

Bennelong Funds Management continues to monitor the impact impending advice reforms could have on the market.The impact of the impending Future of ...

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Challenger eyes boutique expansion

Challenger is absorbing its 10 partners into the fold but will eventually add more to its stable, says company chief Brian Benari.Challenger's ...

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CBA rejects need to send jobs offshore

CBA will have some redundancies but CEO Ian Narev has vowed there will be no aggressive job cuts.  Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will not ...

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